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title: "Ample blog"
description: "Comparisons, roundups and how-tos about deploying apps that coding agents build, with sources for every claim about other platforms."
canonical_url: "https://ample.computer/blog"
last_updated: "2026-10-14"
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# Ample blog

Comparisons, roundups and how-tos about deploying apps that coding agents build, with sources for every claim about other platforms.

- [Best free hosting for apps built with AI (2026)](https://ample.computer/blog/best-free-hosting-for-ai-built-apps) (2026-10-14): Free plans for hosting an app built with Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable or Bolt, compared from each platform's own docs: what is free, what needs a card, and what stops or sleeps.
- [Hosting with a hard spending cap: which platforms stop instead of billing you (2026)](https://ample.computer/blog/hosting-with-a-hard-spending-cap) (2026-10-14): Which app hosting platforms let you set a limit that actually stops spending, and which only send alerts. Ample, Railway, Netlify, Bolt, Google Cloud Run, Replit, Vercel, Render, Fly.io, Heroku, DigitalOcean, Cloudflare, Northflank and Koyeb compared from their docs.
- [The best platforms to deploy apps built by AI coding agents (2026)](https://ample.computer/blog/best-platforms-to-deploy-apps-built-by-ai-coding-agents) (2026-10-14): Where should Claude Code, Codex or Cursor deploy the app it built? Fourteen platforms compared on what agents need: signup without a person, an MCP server, a free plan and a hard spending cap.
- [What is an agent-native cloud?](https://ample.computer/blog/what-is-an-agent-native-cloud) (2026-10-14): An agent-native cloud is infrastructure a coding agent can sign up for, deploy to and operate without a person in the loop. The six properties that define one, and how today's platforms measure up.
- [Which deployment platforms have an official MCP server? (2026)](https://ample.computer/blog/deployment-platforms-with-mcp-servers) (2026-10-14): Every major app hosting platform's official MCP server compared: endpoint, what it can deploy, whether it takes your local code, and its limits. Sourced from each vendor's docs.